Sentence examples for basic fees of from inspiring English sources

Look at what's happening: the basic fees of reporters and feature writers are being cut while celebrity columnists' pay soars.

Much of the federal money funnels through schools to pay for Slavin's basic fees of as much as $85,000 per school per year (excluding teachers' salaries and other expenses), all of which added up to revenues last fiscal year of $62 million–almost double the year before.

Even though most unis are now set to introduce basic fees of £9,250 per year, sometimes for just nine hours teaching a week with not great job prospects at the end of it, Johnson doesn't think student fees have got out of hand.

They will each be paid a basic fee of £70,000.

Managing $8bn produces $160m of revenue when you charge a basic fee of 2%.

Ohlsson and Cousins will each be paid a basic fee of £70,000.

While teams like FaZe and Impact play on the site in cutthroat competitions broadcast live to 170 countries, hundreds of thousands of casual players also use it every month — for a basic fee of $10 — and compete against their peers.

Fabregas joined for a basic fee of €29m (£25.6m), with a £4m pay-off waived by Fabregas, as well as £4.4m of further add-ons contingent on Barcelona winning more trophies.

Which is perhaps why they are so willing to pay a basic fee of $200,000 every time she speaks at their events and lavishly donate to the Clinton family causes – five of the top 10 donors to Clinton in her years as a US senator were Wall Street banks.

For a basic fee of $6.99 a month, subscribers get access via the Web or an e-reader app to the Times, the Post and USA Today, plus one other paper of their choosing.

In mid June 2006 Olympus paid US-registered Axes America the sum of $3 million in "basic fees", and agreed to pay a "completion fee of 1 percent of the acquisition price in addition to the basic fee for advisory work relating to acquisitions".